A rattling success of a rattling farce, without a grain of offence" in it, which is somethin-g to say of threoact farcical comedy inthe: Tt is true that, like "Barbara, compaction of sound old materials. experienced spectator knows tha the same Mr. Brouzh who appeare on different nights in such diverse characters as the Abbé Dubois, Lord Bapchild, and Dr. Pontifex, and he is lost in wonder at the versatility of the neter, who i geod in each as if it were his special line The heroine of this farce is the housemaid Petunia, and Miss Temple's rendering of the part was simply delightful. It was a
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